The scenery that Canada and New England cruises offer are enough to make even the most well-traveled sightseer speechless. While Canada and New England aren’t the most immediate choices as cruise destinations, the ideal way to experience this naturally beautiful, historical region really is to arrive by sea. Once upon a time, when boats were the main method of international travel, ports like Halifax, Boston and Saint John were some of the most important. Your clients can now journey to them on cruises to Canada and New England. Today, these destinations still have much of their old charm as they did in the 17th century… and have developed a few new tricks over the years since then.

Hawaii is the perfect, exotic destination for your client’s next vacation. Make the experience that much better by sending your client to the islands via cruise ship! They’ll be taken through the four Hawaiian islands, all of which are home to Instagram-worthy waterfalls, volcanoes and some of the world’s most stunning, sunny beaches. These glorious natural wonders are sprawled all across the islands, which feel so much like their own world that your client will forget they’re still in the states!

Panama looks relatively small on the map, making it seem as though a trip through its famous canal will be a short one - but that’s not the case. Journeying through the canal actually takes almost a full day! The long trek is worth it though, as the experience provides a real-life look at one of the greatest achievements of engineering (and mankind, general) in the last century. Surrounded by lush land, the canal joins the Pacific and Caribbean in the most direct way possible, and is worth making a leisurely part of your client’s vacation. Panama Canal cruises make stops at Central American ports along the canal like Limón and Cartagena, as well as at Caribbean island hotspots along the way. Your clients will be able to explore the local beaches and culture while journeying to or from one of the greatest man-made marvels in the globe. Cruises through the Panama Canal guarantee a legendary trip.

Carnival’s Australia cruises will take your clients to some of the most picturesque destinations the country has to offer. Your clients have several options, from cruises to, from, and all in between Brisbane, Sydney, the Great Barrier Reef, Tasmania, Port Arthur, and even abroad to the South Pacific and Fiji. Whether your client wants a short getaway or a long, memorable vacation, Carnival’s Australia cruises are a great way to relax and enjoy the land down under.

The Carnival Great Barrier Reef cruise will take your client directly to the largest coral reef in the world. They’ll get to explore the World Heritage listed site, fully immersing themselves in marine life, and enjoy a Port Douglas or Airlie Beach reef cruise. On top of that, they’ll have the option to partake in awe-inspiring shore excursions to the Daintree Rainforest and Whitehaven Beach. Cruising from Australia to one of the greatest natural wonders of the Earth is quite the way to vacay. A variety of local trips are available for a quick vacation, including getaway cruises, short cruises, or 3-day and 4-day cruises for a perfect battery recharge.

If your client loves the sea and loves horses, this may be trip of a lifetime for them. Carnival Cruise Line celebrates the iconic race with a Melbourne Cup cruise - because what better way is there to arrive to the races than by ship? The fun and adventure starts as soon as the ship departs from Sydney Harbour; your client can design their own fascinator to don at the races, enjoy the Phantom Cup Call, indulge in the themed cruise delicacies, and make the most of the activities themed around one of Australia’s most popular events. Guests will disembark at Station Pier near the Yarra River, where they’ll be set and ready to experience the home of Australian horse racing. This 2023 Australian Melbourne Cup Cruise departs 5 November 2023 and the best time to book is ASAP!

Your client can travel from Sydney to Tasmania to bask in the wonders of the island state, immersing themselves into the land’s history by exploring the significant landmarks of Hobart’s Battery Point, or Port Arthur on the Tasman Peninsula, part of the Tasman National Park. They can walk through the bustling Salamanca Markets or take a river cruise up the Derwent. The natural wonders of Mount Wellington, the award-winning Tassie botanical gardens, and the Silver waterfalls make for excellent, Instagram-worthy backdrops. Your client can visit the Tasman Island seals or maybe even meet a Tasmanian devil! They can partake in a day cruise and spend a whole day enjoying the Australian tastes of Bruny Island. Cruise ship activities are available for everyone, as the ship sails down the east coast and into Macquarie Wharf. If your client likes the Tasmania cruise deals, they’ll also appreciate Carnival’s other Australia cruises, with great Carnival Cruise Line prices on Melbourne cruises, New Zealand cruises, and great Brisbane deals.

A Carnival cruise from Sydney to New Zealand will take your client along the natural and cultural wonders of the North and South Island. New Zealand cruises consist of cruises to Fiordland Park, Mildford Sound, the Bay of Islands and close-up views of their natural beauty. With the options of 10, 11, and 12 night cruises, the New Zealand cruise provides the kind of adventure that is best known for. Between delving into Māori culture, indulging in the Art Deco decadence in Napier, and cruising around some of the most gorgeous locations in the world, there is so much to do in New Zealand from a cruise ship. Other stunning Pacific cruises to New Caledonia and Vanuatu, along with last-minute and Getaway cruises to amazing local destinations such as Tasmania are available as well.

Carnival’s Papua New Guinea cruise certainly stands out. Your client will be journeying in style from Australia to the gorgeous Papua New Guinea in the Pacific Islands. Your client can explore the coral reefs at Kiriwina, the largest of the Trobriand Islands. Kitava’s marine life will welcome your client with open fins, the Conflict Islands will pull them in by their senses, and the local history and culture will leave them fascinated and wanting to learn more. They can also sail into the crystal-water paradise of Alotau and trek through the ancient volcanic landscape of Rabaul. So much to do via Carnival’s Papua New Guinea cruise!

Carnival’s South Pacific Island cruise visits some of the world’s most breathtaking destinations. Great deals are available for your client for cruises from Australia to destinations such as Fiji, Vanuatu, Dravuni Island, New Caledonia, and the Isle of Pines. White sands, the pristine beaches, and the tropical paradises set the scene along the way - the kind of beautiful views and environments that South Pacific cruises can deliver. Lifelong memories are made here by diving into the clear blue waters, taking in the local culture, and simply relaxing. Plus, there are up to 45 activities onboard for guests of all ages to enjoy.

The Transatlantic was a major ship back when ships were used more for traveling, and it provided a once-in-a-lifetime sort of trip. Today, this great ship is like a rite of passage, an epic voyage of nostalgia that travel enthusiasts should go on at least once. This kind of journey is only elevated to the next level by being part of a Carnival Journeys cruise, as your client will not only get to stop by cool island ports sprinkled throughout their time at sea, but they’ll get to indulge in Carnival’s signature onboard fun in between stops.

Some people see an ocean and they just feel a burning desire to cross it and get to the other side - it’s what adventurers do. While in the modern day, we all know what is located where, but the journey still matters, and the spirit of discovery is still alive and well on a Transpacific Carnival cruise. If tropical vibes are your client’s style, put together an itinerary for them that features the exotic islands of Fiji, Tahiti, and Hawaii. Or, if your client would rather go on a vacation that immerses them into more diverse destinations, they can delve into Alaska and Japan… with a little Indonesia and Philippines on the side. Either way, with this Pacific Ocean crossing, your client will be able to cross off several epic names on their travel bucket list.